Italian cinemas are welcoming new arrivals in a weekend marked by debuts and shifts in the rankings. Leading the way are Dio Ride and Un Tranquillo Funerale in Famiglia, both released just a few days ago.
The debuts bring a wave of novelties to Italian theaters and reignite the competition with titles already in release and on the chart.
At the top is Dio Ride, the new dramatic comedy by Giovanni Veronesi, starring Pierfrancesco Favino, Silvio Orlando e Carlo Cecchi, which was the closing film of the 83ª Mostra Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica di Venezia. Released on October 29, 2026, it earned €1,233,959 and 172,708 admissions.
In second place is Un Tranquillo Funerale in Famiglia, a comedy by Massimiliano Bruno inspired by the cult film Funeral Party and distributed by 01 Distribution, which has reached €771.075 and 101.669 admissions.
Rounding out the podium is Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom, the new stop-motion animated film from Aardman Productions directed by Steve Cox and Matthew Walker, in theatres since October 28 with €464,180 and 61,889 admissions.
In fourth place is Sense and Sensibility, a period adaptation of Jane Austen’s 1811 novel, distributed by Universal and starring George MacKay and Daisy Edgar-Jones, which totals €1,326,308 and 174,318 admissions. It is followed by Je So’ Pazzo, a biopic about Pino Daniele written by his son Alessandro, which has collected €3,678,900 and 474,350 admissions.
In sixth place is The Cat in the Hat, an American animated film distributed by Warner Bros. Italia, with €158,846 and 20,013 admissions.
In seventh place is L’estranea, the fourth feature by Paolo Strippoli, presented at the Venice Film Festival and produced by Propaganda Film and Rai Cinema in association with Dinamo Film, with €3,212,421 and 441,762 admissions. Right behind it is Fast & Furious, re-released to mark the 25th anniversary of the original film, with €417,476 and 47,193 admissions.
Closing the chart are WildWood, the animated film directed by Travis Knight, which earned €728,330 with 97,132 admissions, and the body horror Clayface, based on the DC Comics character and the third film in the DC Universe, which took tenth place with €1,438,632 and 176,010 admissions.
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